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Running an automated progressive press means rounds move fast, and that speed is exactly why a reliable powder check belongs on your toolhead. The Mark 7 Digital PowderCheck Sensor watches every single case as it comes through the station and will stop the machine if a grossly incorrect powder level is detected, then throw a notification on your tablet so you can pull the case and take a look. It is a straightforward layer of protection against the two things that keep reloaders up at night: a no-charge squib and a double charge.
Setup is logical once you have it dialed in. You attach the probe that matches your case type and size to the sensor rod, then adjust the sensing probe assembly to the right height for your powder load by moving the sensor die up or down and locking it in place. As the press cycles, the probe drops into the charged case and moves the sensor bar into its measuring position. If the infrared laser beam can pass through the bar's over-charge or under-charge window, the alert triggers. A smart habit is to verify your setting with a known empty case and a known double-charged case before you load a full run, so you know the sensor is doing its job.
This is the Gen 2 version, and it ships complete with probes for small pistol, small rifle, large pistol, and large rifle, so you are covered across most common handgun and rifle cartridges without buying extra pieces. Keep in mind sensitivity depends on your powder type and how you adjust the sensor, which is normal for any check die working with different granule shapes and fill levels.
The sensor is built for Mark 7 driven machines and is compatible with the Evolution and Evolution + Autodrive, the RL1100, CP2000, Super 1050 and 1050X Autodrives, and the 650 Pro and 650 X Autodrives. It requires a Mark 7 Autodrive or Revolution press to function, so it is not meant for a manually cranked setup. If you run one of those machines and want real confidence in your finished ammo, this is one of the better upgrades you can bolt on.
It is compatible with the Evolution and Evolution + Autodrive, the RL1100, CP2000, Super 1050 and 1050X Autodrives, and the 650 Pro and 650 X Autodrives. A Mark 7 Autodrive or Revolution press is required for the sensor to function. It is not designed for a hand-operated press with no drive.
It catches a grossly incorrect powder level, meaning a substantial double charge or a no-charge case. When it reads a problem, it stops the machine and sends a notification to your tablet so you can inspect that case. Sensitivity depends on your powder type and how you set the sensor height.
No, the Gen 2 version includes probes for small pistol, small rifle, large pistol, and large rifle. That covers the majority of common handgun and rifle cartridges right out of the box. You just swap to the probe that matches your case type and size.
After setting the sensor to your powder load height, it is worth verifying the setup with a case you know is empty and a case you know is double charged. If the sensor flags both, you can trust it is reading properly. Taking a minute to confirm this each session adds real peace of mind.
| UPC | 011516113009 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | 101-1038 |
| Shipping Weight | 0.66 |
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